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- noun computer science A technique in which
partial results are recorded (forming amemo ) and then can be re-used later without having torecompute them.
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Besides, the above implementation does not take any advantage of memoization, which is yet another secret sauce behind speedups of functional implementations.
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Besides, the above implementation does not take any advantage of memoization, which is yet another secret sauce behind speedups of functional implementations.
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Besides, the above implementation does not take any advantage of memoization, which is yet another secret sauce behind speedups of functional implementations.
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Um, I mean you can't implement same kind of memoization as in Clojure -- it does not change function signature, but it caches all function calls.
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This kind of memoization requires persistent storage, but if function signature (say, Int -
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Compilation and memoization can yield 100-fold speed-ups. [p. 307]
Netvouz - new bookmarks laughingboy 2010
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This is an example of implementation of Fibonacci function and it's memoization.
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Haskell's model is not incompatible with memoization, it is just that it is not possible to implement same sort of memoization as in dynamic programming languages on a user level, because transparent memoization
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Why didn't you guys just embed the memoization logic inside the - measure - method?
Kevin Smith 2010
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Here's where the remembered values (or memoization, if you prefer) come in.
Kevin Smith 2010
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In the next two sections, I’ll explain what a sub-problem is, and then motivate why storing solutions — a technique known as memoization — matters in dynamic programming.
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